... WHIG AND TORY-WHICH IS THE WORST I TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDE'S NEWSPAPER SiB.,-The great guns of the two rival po. litical parties have gone off, and both Mr. Gladstone and Lord Salisbury have each stated their cases to the country. Whatisthe ver. diet ...

... THE BATTLE BETWEEN WHIGS AND RADICALS. WO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-The approaehilo elector il contest will be conducted on fresh 'round~s not perhaps immediately aitogethr ?? to what is called the Libberal party emractnitas I presume it ...

... Republican to a somewhat advanced Whig, which he now is. No public mani whilst he professed diemocratic opinion, was mlore revilecl apd abuniedl. Thse Oolmrt 03tra. rised hiim; the House of COnjpops hissed a.t bim, the Whig and Tory jouirnals abused him almost ...

... out. We got liberty, and the Whigs kept their estates. We shall never cease to be thankful to the Whigs for liberties we enjoy, and they ought never to cease to be thankful to us for enjoying their estates so long. The Whigs became as corrupt as their ...

... power held as the Whigs hold it, solely by the tenure of their acres, and not by-the strength of their heads, is at the best a precarious possession. If every Whig left the House of Commons'to-morrow, and was followed by the Whig lords who sit in the ...

... have perpetrated. And the whole blame of this is justly laid upon the preponderating Whig element in the Cabinet. Why, then, it may naturailly be asked, are the Whigs going over to the Conservative ranksP First we heard of some half-dozen noblemen turning ...

... ? The scabbard has been flung away. The Whig party must be annihilated. All our sacrifices will be worth nothing unless that end is attained. There is no ques- tion of choice between a Whig and a Tory. The Whig is the more reactionary animal of the two; ...

... portion of his pro- gramme in reference to the Government of Ireland. Lords Lansdowne, Zetland, and a few others of the old Whig party, set their faces against other than coercive measures being' adopted in reference to Ireland. The iron hand was what ...

... Radical or Demo- cratic consideration? A Whig of the Whigs, what has your presence in the Liberal party meant but the repression of the advanced or democratic element ? When the Liberals have been in power, the Whigs have appropriated all the offices, and ...

... thorouaghly disgusted with the Whig C overnient. As a matter of course nea-rly ev ery Irishman in Elng land has gone against the MYinistry. And eere apartfroin theira-bominable and atrocious polici towards Ireland, the Whigs and the renegade Ralicals have ...

... perform- ances. Essentially a Whig of the Whigs, he was boumd sooner or later to fall away from those who must keep moving or cease to be, and move, too, at a rate consistent with the demands of the national will. This the Whigs have never been inclined to ...

... and the same may be said of Lord Hartington. And as for the Whigs maintaining themselves in office without the support of the Radicals, the thing would be impossible. As a party, the old Whig is, I believe, most obnoxious to the nation. And thus Mr. Gladstone ...